Optimization of Ammonia Decomposition and Hydrogen Purification Process Focusing on Ammonia Decomposition Rate

CHO, DAEMYEONG; PARK, JONGHWA; YU, DONSANG

doi:10.7316/jhne.2023.34.6.594

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DOI: 10.7316/jhne.2023.34.6.594

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Optimization of Ammonia Decomposition and Hydrogen Purification Process Focusing on Ammonia Decomposition Rate

DAEMYEONG CHO,

JONGHWA PARK,

DONSANG YU

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Optimization of Ammonia Decomposition and Hydrogen Purification Process Focusing on Ammonia Decomposition Rate

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Study on the Improvement of Efficiency in Dehydration Process of LNG Liquefaction Plant Using Molecular Sieve

Study on the Improvement of Efficiency in Dehydration Process of LNG Liquefaction Plant Using Molecular Sieve

Effective Management and Utilization of Hydrogen Production Technology Using Multi-layered Model, Strategic Niche Management, and Need Factor Theory

Predicting Initial Construction Costs of Electrolysis Hydrogen Production Plants for Building Sustainable Energy Systems

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